You can use it with nodeJS.
npm install react-monkey-ui --save
- react
import React, { Component } from 'react'
import MonkeyUI from 'react-monkey-ui'
class MonkeyChat extends Component {
constructor(props){
super(props);
this.state = {
userSession: null,
conversationId: '2',
conversations: {
'2': conv2, // * conversation Object
'3': conv3 // * conversation Object
}
}
this.handleUserSession = this.handleUserSession.bind(this);
this.handleMessage = this.handleMessage.bind(this);
}
render() {
return (
<MonkeyUI userSession={this.state.userSession}
onUserSession={this.handleUserSession}
conversations={this.state.conversations}
conversation={this.conversations[this.state.conversationId]}
onMessage={this.handleMessage}
onMessagesLoad={this.handleMessagesLoad}
onMessageGetUsername={this.handleMessageGetUsername} />
)
}
/* User */
handleUserSession(user) { // user = {name: 'name'}
user.id = '1';
user.urlAvatar = 'http://cdn.criptext.com/MonkeyUI/images/userdefault.png';
this.setState({userSession: user});
}
/* Message */
handleMessage(message) { // message = {senderId: '', recipientId: '', status: 0}
// TODO: save message to respective conversation
}
handleMessagesLoad(conversationId, firstMessageId) {
// TODO: to load more messages and save in the respective conversation
}
}
These props and methods defined are the basic to start to use it like a simple chat.
To understand how the data is structured, check here: http://docs.messaging.criptext.com/structure_data.html
To review the props and method that expose the component, check here: http://docs.messaging.criptext.com/props.html